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This may be worth a look for someone. It appears well done.
https://www.facebook.com/commerce/listing/972317207880329
“Custom Jeep Extended Cab and Extended Frame(powder coated black) for sale. Convert your std cab into an extended cab. Quality workmanship.”
Here is an updated link:
https://www.facebook.com/story.php?id=227689400988963&story_fbid=1865876703836883
FWIW, I previously had this project; bought it from the estate of the guy who did all the work. I was in way over my head, so I sold it (to the current seller).
It would be great to see this finished.
Dan,
I didn’t know you’d owned it at some point. Yep, takes a special set of skills to do these correctly!
– Dave
Yeah. I bought with the intention of making it a restomod underneath, but stock-looking everywhere one might look when passing by on the street: stock gauges, stock interior, stock paint colors, etc.
Was probably bought a few decades too soon. Would have made a nice retirement project.